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No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted, in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording or otherwise, without prior written permission of the Land Transport Authority.  \nPreface 7  \nPART 1 : INTRODUCTION  \nSection 1 General 8  \n1.1 Scope  \n1.2 Useful References  \n1.3 Consultation  \n1.4 Application  \n1.5 Definitions  \nSection 2 Structure of Code 12  \n2.1 Code Structure  \n2.2 Submission Procedure and Requirements  \n2.3 Technical Requirements  \n2.4 Demerit Points System  \nPART II : SUBMISSION PROCEDURE AND REQUIREMENTS  \nSection 3 Works Proposal on Public Streets 13  \n3.1 General  \nSection 4 Application for Approval to Commence Works on 15  \nPublic Streets  \n4.1 General  \n4.2 Works Permit  \n4.3 Documents Required  \n4.4 Duties of Applicant  \n4.5 Emergency Works  \n4.6 Co-ordination with Other Government Agencies and Parties of Interest  \n4.7 Availability of Applicant  \n4.8 Duties of Site Supervisor  \n4.9 Duties of Contractor  \n4.10 Defects Liability Period  \nSection 5 Engineering Works Proposal on Public Streets 21  \n5.1 General  \n5.2 Application for Engineering Works Proposal  \n5.3 Plan for Engineering Works  \n5.4 Engineering Evaluation Report  \n5.5 Instrumentation Proposal  \n5.6 Method Statement of Work  \n5.7 Contingency Plan & Emergency Procedure  \n5.8 Preparation of Contingency Plan & Emergency Procedure  \n5.9 Pre-condition Survey Report  \n5.10 Construction Schedule  \n5.11 Traffic Control Plan  \n5.12 Full-time supervision  \n5.13 Commencement of Work  \n5.14 Departure or Deviation from Approved Plan  \nPART III : TECHNICAL REQUIREMENTS  \nSection 6 Utility Works 29  \n6.1 General  \n6.2 Restricted Area  \n6.3 Trial Holes  \n6.4 Position of Utilities  \n6.5 Location of Manholes, Valves, Hydrants and Overground Boxes  \n6.6 Protection to Road Carriageways/ Adjoining Structures/ Road-related Facilities  \n6.7 Temporary Earth Retaining Structure for Excavation Works  \n6.8 Temporary Traffic Control  \n6.9 Extent of Lane Occupation  \n6.10 Working Hours  \n6.11 Contingency Plans  \n6.12 Temporary Steel Decking System  \n6.13 Railway Protection Zone  \n6.14 Housekeeping  \nSection 7 Engineering Works 40  \n7.1 General  \n7.2 Temporary Earth Retaining Systems  \n7.3 Monitoring Road and Road Structures  \n7.4 Intervention Values for Movements of Road Carriageway  \n7.5 Protection of Road and Road Structures  \n7.6 Completion of Works  \n7.7 Others  \nSection 8 General Reinstatement of Public Streets 45  \n8.1 General  \n8.2 Conditions for Reinstatement to Carriageway  \n8.3 Conditions for Reinstatement to Footpaths  \n8.4 Rigid Pavement  \n8.5 Road Markings  \n8.6 Works Affecting Traffic Management Devices  \n8.7 Special Reinstatement Materials  \nSection 9 Material Specifications & Quality Control 54  \n9.1 General  \n9.2 Backfill Materials  \n9.3 Portland Cement Concrete  \n9.4 Asphalt Concrete  \n9.5 Recycled Concrete Aggregate  \n9.6 Recycled Concrete Aggregate Dust  \n9.7 Special Materials  \n9.8 Thermoplastic Road Markings  \n9.9 Quality Control  \n9.10 Depth and Thickness Test  \n9.11 Compaction Test  \n9.12 Reflectivity Test  \n9.13 Compressive Strength Test  \n9.14 Absorption Test  \n9.15 Extraction Test  \n9.16 Sieve Analysis Test  \n9.17 Skid Resistance Value  \n9.18 Asphalt Concrete Core Test  \n9.19 Recycled Concrete Aggregate Core Test  \n9.20 Recycled Concrete Aggregate Dust Test  \n9.21 Non-Destructive Tests  \nPART IV : DEMERIT POINTS SYSTEM 75  \nSection 10 Administration of Demerit Points System  \n10.1 Objective  \n10.2 Demerit Points System for Contractors  \n10.3 Procedure for Appeal  \nAPPENDICES  \nAppendix A - Structure of Code  \nAppendix B - Submission process for permit to carry out works affecting public streets  \nAppendix C - Sample format for Banker’s Guarantee furnished by Applicant Appendix D - Sample format for Banker’s Guarantee furnished by contractor Appendix E - Checklist for Temporary Earth-Retaining Structures  \nAppendix F - Contractor Ca","cbCaindRpkmQcUTf","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaindRpkmQcUTf","pdf",8296693,101,"English","# PART 1 : INTRODUCTION\n## Section 1 General\n## Section 2 Structure of Code\n# PART II : SUBMISSION PROCEDURE AND REQUIREMENTS\n## Section 3 Works Proposal on Public Streets\n## Section 4 Application for Approval to Commence Works on Public Streets\n## Section 5 Engineering Works Proposal on Public Streets\n# PART III : TECHNICAL REQUIREMENTS\n## Section 6 Utility Works\n## Section 7 Engineering Works\n## Section 8 General Reinstatement of Public Streets\n## Section 9 Material Specifications & Quality Control\n# PART IV : DEMERIT POINTS SYSTEM\n## Section 10 Administration of Demerit Points System\n# APPENDICES","[{\"question\":\"What does the Code cover for works on public streets?\",\"answer\":\"It covers procedures and requirements for obtaining approval for permits to carry out works affecting public streets, including utility laying, lane closures, engineering works, and related reinstatement.\"},{\"question\":\"What documents and approvals are required before commencing works?\",\"answer\":\"The Code describes an application for approval to commence works, including general requirements, works permit, documents required, and duties of the applicant, along with coordination and emergency works expectations.\"},{\"question\":\"Which technical areas are specified for utility and engineering works?\",\"answer\":\"It specifies technical requirements for utility works, engineering works, monitoring and intervention values, protection measures, reinstatement conditions, and detailed material specifications with quality control testing.\"},{\"question\":\"How does the demerit points system operate?\",\"answer\":\"It provides administration of the demerit points system, including objectives, demerit points for contractors, and a procedure for appeals.\"}]","COP for Works on Public Streets - 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